Do you have any problems with procuring hydrogen?

• 1

  Hydrogen purchase costs are high.

  

  Monthly hydrogen purchase costs are high.

  

  Initial costs are high.

  

  Low cost with no initial costs and maintenance cost included

  

  On-site hydrogen production enables low-cost supply.

• 2

  We are worried about problems with on-site machines.

  

  Machinery seems to have a lot of trouble.

  

  High reliability (AI monitors operational status 24 hours a day.)
  

  

• 3

  We have no specialized engineers.

  

  We have no specialized engineers who can operate
  and/or maintain the system.

  

  No specialized engineers required

  

  Operation is fully automatic. (The system can be turned on and off at the touch of a button.)
  Maintenance can be outsourced to us, eliminating the need for specialized engineers.

• 4

  Handling feedstock gas (hazardous and deleterious substances) and high-pressure gas is difficult.
  

  

  When ammonia, methanol or high-pressure gas is used as a feedstock, assignment of qualified personnel is required and
  authorization needs to be obtained.

  

  Not classified as hazardous materials and not subject to the High Pressure Gas Safety Act

  

  Since city gas or propane gas is used as a feedstock, there is no need for assigning qualified personnel or obtaining
  authorization, allowing for easy introduction.

• 5

  We do not want to do troublesome cylinder loader/bundle receiving operations.
  

  

  

  No need for troublesome receiving operations

  

• 6

  It would require a large space for installation, but there is no place for that.

  

  It would require a large space, including separation distance, but there is no place for that.

  

  It is space-saving and not subject to the High Pressure Gas Safety Act, allowing for a high degree of freedom.

  

  It can be installed in a small space and is not restricted by the High Pressure Gas Safety Act.